Gold prices steadied above $1800 on Monday after beating stocks, copper, silver and bonds by avoiding an inflation-recession crash in the first half 2022 versus the rising Dollar
Gold prices were caught in a tug-of-war between inflation and interest-rate expectations Monday after the GLD and IAU bullion backed ETFs both shrank ahead of June s ECB and US Fed central bank decisions
Gold prices rose Monday, snapping their inverse link to real interest rates as bond yields jumped but worsening inflation concerns spooked financial markets
The latest report from The World Gold Council notes that gold ETFs saw their biggest monthly inflows since May of last year, with $2.7 billion in January.